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After qualifying as a doctor from the University of Malta in 2004 and completing her housemanship on the island, Dr. Raina Zarb Adami then moved to Sydney, where she gained post-graduate experience in general and plastic surgery. She became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2008.

Dr. Zarb Adami’s approach to non-invasive facial rejuvenation and sculpting is unrivalled. She brings passion for quality to a cosmetic practice where integrity, intelligence and striving for perfection flourish. Her artistic eye complements a thorough scientific and surgical expertise.

She is an advanced practitioner based in London with an integrated approach using Botox (Botulinum Toxin), dermal fillers for treatments like lip enhancement and non-surgical rhinoplasty, skin care, chemical peels and Dermaroller microneedling techniques for facial rejuvenation and enhancement.

Her background in plastic surgery allows Dr. Zarb Adami to provide mole removal, scar treatment and split earlobe repair, offering optimal cosmetic outcomes.

Dr. Zarb Adami continues to attend and present at numerous conferences and workshops in aesthetic medicine and plastic surgery, both nationally and internationally. She has been awarded The Professions Woman of the Future in The Woman of the Future Awards 2010 and the Rising Star Award at the Aesthetic Awards UK 2011-2012.

She has successfully trained many practitioners in cosmetic procedures, and is a certified lecturer on the subject through The Academy of Aesthetic Excellence based in London. Dr Zarb Adami has dedicated time to volunteering with an Australian plastic surgery team operating on victims of burn injuries in Nepal. She also regularly participates in various other international voluntary work projects.

She is currently undertaking a research project as a PhD with the charity organisation RAFT (Restoration of Appearance and Function Trust) to develop an artificial skin – the Smart Matrix – to treat patients suffering from burns and other chronic and complex wounds.